The power ups most certainly unlock more of the game. It has a different feel to it, but I still enjoyed it very much. Well worth the asking price.

Thanks for that +1

Videos like this is why I could never get too into Minecraft. I just watch and get discouraged.

I actually quit playing Ni No Kuni when I thought it was over, just to realize I have to fight all of these bosses to get the real ending. Am I missing out on a good ending and should I go back and finish it?

Well well well, if it isn't Dangeresque and his little green sidekick, Renaldo. We've been expecting you, haven't we KillingYouGuy?

Omaha is also shown as being in Iowa.

I hate to be that guy, but 15 hours seems a tad short. Lately I've been able to spend a ridiculous amount of time on my 3DS, and would love if it were a bit longer. Having said that, of the games I enjoyed the most recently, SteamWorld Dig took me between 7-8 hours to complete as opposed to the 50-60 hours I spent…

Obligatory Chappelle's Show skit. Also, no need to be mad since the Chiefs are 9-0!

Question: I'm trying to convince my buddy to buy this for his computer since I just picked it up for PS3. He was planning to wait until the PS4 comes out (his PC is a bit underpowered, but would definitely handle it on par with the PS3).

They could definitely expand on Joel's background with both Bill and Tommy. That would add more depth to the narrative without taking anything away from the original product.

Is this Page admitting to or wishing that she was a 14 year old girl?

Any of you that thought you would get away with "sharing" a copy of a game you bought with 9 other people simultaneously are crazy. There is no way in hell publishers would buy into that.

Considering Hotline Miami especially at $5. Anyone have good things to say about it?

As someone fairly new to anime, I've seen maybe 10-15 different series, do people recommend watching the dubbed or subtitled versions? Does it vary from series to series based on the english voice actors? I've watched FMA and Brotherhood both in english and didn't have too many gripes with the voices, and I usually…

I think that Nintendo needs to focus on offering experiences unique to a handheld platform and bring some of the games that have been on the 3DS to the Wii U. Utilize features on 3DS games that make them stand out, and bring the more traditional style games to the home console. The biggest problem with this is that…

I'll be honest, as someone who waited until Black Friday the year the 3DS came out to get the Zelda bundle, I feel like I got the short end of the stick. I'm still hurt that I can't get Minish Cap or Sacred Stones on my 3DS, and part of me really wants the XL. Guess you can't have it all...

It has been a while for me. During the hiatus, I've been putting a lot of time into my studies, running, and a few hours here and there of games like Ni No Kuni and Fire Emblem. Good to see someone recognized me though!

It makes perfect sense to put them on the 3DS, but why not just have them available on both? Better yet, how about a cross-purchase system that would let you own it on both systems?

I really enjoyed much of the score, but besides the level up cue and a few others, I may not remember many of the tunes either.

Too many games hold your hand the whole way through. I imagine this game lacking some of that, which doesn't sound like a bad thing.